http://dspace.daffodilvarsity.edu.bd:8080/handle/123456789/26 2026-06-26T15:43:43Z http://dspace.daffodilvarsity.edu.bd:8080/handle/123456789/17672 Internship Report on Analysis of Data security and Information Management in Microcredit Institutions : A study from Grameen bank Dewan, Tanvir This report is about data security and information management with a focus on microcredit institutions and more particularly the Grameen Bank which is the largest and most popular micro financier. Grameen Bank was established in 1976 by the Nobel Prize winner Dr. Muhammad Yunus. It provides loans without collateral to the rural poor, especially women. The group-based lending model doesn’t encourage just the financial discipline and efficiency of repayment, it also promotes social and economic upliftment of the poor. Grameen Bank has 2,568 branches and operates in 94% of Bangladesh’s villages with over 10.77 million borrowers. It deals with a huge amount of data. It has become essential to manage this information efficiently, effectively and securely for seamless operations, financial integrity and client trust. Traditionally, bank was doing a lot of work manually and this caused a lot of problems regarding data entry, retrieval and protection. The implementation of management information systems by the bank has, however, enhanced its ability to manage information efficiently on a large and widespread scale. The study shows how MIS helps Grameen Bank collect, process, store and safeguard data. It shows how information technology improves decision making, lowers the cost of operations, and guarantees data accuracy across branch and regional offices. It also identifies other potential risks and challenges of implementing MIS. These challenges include infrastructure limitations, software selection, system integration and cyber security issues. Most of these are relevant because of Grameen Bank’s scale of operations in remote rural areas with no internet connection and knowledge skill. As the study shows, the development of MIS can certainly enhance the operational efficiency, financial reporting and transparency at Grameen Bank. Secure data protection systems, including access control and encryption in the Treasury Department, thwart fraud and abuse to protective financial data According to us, investment strategies are key infrastructure, future skills and supply chain security management. This will enhance sustained data quality and consequently Grameen Banks governance. To sum up, this report illustrates that data security and information management are not only technical requirements but also strategic advantages for Grameen Bank’s future development. The Grameen Bank shows how technology can be mixed with human power to make future shaping a reality without losing sight of the larger picture or ultimate goal. Internship Report 2025-09-11T00:00:00Z http://dspace.daffodilvarsity.edu.bd:8080/handle/123456789/17671 Internship Report on Accounts Operations and ERP-Based Financial Practices at Ananta Companies Bangladesh Kundu, Shuvro Kumar This report gives a brief overview of my time as an intern at Ananta Companies Bangladesh, which is a major player in the Ready-Made Garments (RMG) sector. I worked in the Accounts Department for more than four months, where I learned how to do things and helped with a number of financial tasks, especially those related to taxes, VAT administration, and ERP-based financial procedures. My main job was to match purchase vouchers for fabrics, accessories, and other items, and then use the company's ERP system to create journal vouchers that matched them. I also ensured that all tax practices complied with the local tax code and that TDS was calculated in accordance with the NBR's rules. A bunch of the work I did was about VAT. For instance, I had to monitor Mushak 6.3, Mushak 6.6 , and Mushak 9.1 and develop monthly summaries for VAT returns. I prepared VAT/TDS challans and handled tax return filings in accordance with government norms. I also assisted in reconciling bank transactions, ensuring that all cash and bank transactions were posted accurately with relevant documentation and reconciled with PBL, BAL, HSBC & EBL statements. I also assisted in preparing salary certificates for workers and verifying financial documents, including L/C documents. And it was during my internship that I learnt the importance of having an accurate ERP-based financial management system (for tax compliance, banking, and reporting). Too much of this is very good for big business companies in the RMG. This position allowed me to apply the finance concepts I was studying in school to see what it was actually like, which strengthened my accounting and financial reporting skills. In the end, my internship at Ananta Companies has taught me how the RMG business manages its finances. Internship Report 2025-12-02T00:00:00Z http://dspace.daffodilvarsity.edu.bd:8080/handle/123456789/17668 An Internship Report on MIS-Based Inventory and Sales Management System of NNT Company Sakib, Md. Bayezid Khan The Function In the internship, we have to focus on NNT (এন এন টি) which is a Bangladesh-based bags & accessories brand with an online presence and physical store in Dhaka, contributed to how they can facilitate their Inventory and Sales Information Management (ISIM) with benchmarked MIS practices done using Excel. The evaluation is based on genuine public data of NNT and real internship work in preparing reports for the update of product, sale, stock and raw material. Purpose & Scope. In the spirit of MIS, we attempted to: (1) updat e master product data; (2) record daily sales and stock movement transactions; (3) track raw-material in/out as appropriate for production or finishing; and (4) convert this information into actionable KPIs (e.g., turns on stock, sell-through, margin/see by SKU), so managers could make time ly decisions on replenishment pricing, and promotions. (Structure converges to your report guideline and internship activity set). Method. I created a set of 4 interconnected Excel Jems: Product Master, Sales Register, Stock Ledger and Raw-Material Ledger. Stock data was recorded from daily sales/order extracts and internal intake forms; validation rules (lists, types, ranges) were employed to minimize data entry errors. The ledgers reconciled opening + receipts − issues/sales to give closing stock and valuation, the sales register drove pivots and charts by SKU, category, channel and promo flag. The firm internship provided an directly usable (auditable) ISIM toolkit to NNT: facts based masters, reconciled ledgers, and decision-oriented summaries. These assets enhance data quality, expose slow-/fast-movers, protect margins in promotional periods and reduce out-of-stocks—thus benefiting NNT’s retail-side operations, found both online and in-store. Internship Report 2025-11-30T00:00:00Z http://dspace.daffodilvarsity.edu.bd:8080/handle/123456789/17666 Internship Report on The Role of Finance Department of Entrust Fashions Limited Jahan, Esrat Chapter 1 The report begins with an introduction that outlines the background, rationale, objectives, scope, methodology, and limitations of the study. The study was conducted primarily through observation, participation, document review, and interviews with company officials, focusing on financial management processes at Entrust Fashions Ltd. Chapter 2 This chapter details the Entrust Fashion Limited of Bangladesh's objectives, background, and structure. Entrust Fashion Limited services and products are discussed, including their economic benefits and attractiveness Chapter 3 describes my internship obligations, tasks, and projects. It highlights my operational and Accounts & Finance Department to the team, which gave me invaluable investment management expertise. Chapter 4 This chapter highlights the skills and insights gained during the internship, including a deeper understanding of financial operations, budgeting, compliance, and payroll systems. Chapter 5 This chapter provides a critical evaluation of the Finance Department’s strengths and weaknesses. Entrust Fashions Ltd. demonstrates strong internal control, transparency, and professionalism, though there are areas for improvement, such as increased digitalization and continuous staff training. Chapter 6 The conclusion summarizes key findings and evaluates the overall internship experience as highly valuable for bridging academic theory and practical application. It also provides recommendations, including implementing a full ERP system, promoting digital recordkeeping, strengthening internal audit, and expanding staff development programs. Chapter 7 The final chapter discusses the implications of the internship experience for the organization, the garments industry, academic learning, and career development. For the organization, the report highlights opportunities for greater automation and analytical focus. For the garments industry, it emphasizes the importance of compliance, digitalization, and ethical practices Internship Report 2025-12-02T00:00:00Z